And not a moment too soon. Even Palestinians found this critter repulsive.
The Hamas-affiliated al-Aqsa channel aired the last episode on Friday, showing the character, Farfur, being beaten to death by an “Israeli agent”.
“Farfur was martyred defending his land,” said the show’s presenter Saraa.
Israeli critics had said the show was outrageous and some Palestinian ministers tried to get it shelved.
What connection does a Mickey Mouse rip-off have with Islam anyway?
There should be no apostrophe in that sentence, you stooge.
I don’t suppose you have any issue, Andre, with the particular manner in which Fafur was “killed off”? It’s not as though the series were cancelled, or he just vanished.
What the Palestinians call childrens television could only be described by civilised society as barbarity. Of course I’m sure you found it quite reasonable.
I totally agree BenZ,
Just like little girls writing messages of love on bombs about to be delivered to the children of Lebanon.
I’m pleased you could think of a single example as a comparison to daily incitement on Palestinian television.
Never mind that the particular (probably staged) photograph you are talking about had them addressing the missiles to Nasrallah himself, – “Nazrala with love from Israel” and not to Lebanese Children as you suggest.
Still, you’re not afraid of distorting the truth to make a weak point, are you Andre?
Don’t feel too bad, Loewenstein also had trouble understanding what was written on the missiles (the fool thought it was Hebrew).
In the same post, Loewenstein was also busted for surreptitiously changing a post without mentioning it, just as you have here, with the title.
http://rwdb.blogspot.com/2006/07/bloodthirsty-jewish-children.html (including the photo in question)
Well done putz.